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  1. Photograph: Jessica Lin
    Photograph: Jessica Lin

    Cumin/Spicy Lamb Ribs at Fu Run

  2. Photograph: Jessica Lin
    Photograph: Jessica LinGreen Bean Sheet Jelly at Fu Run
  3. Photograph: Jessica Lin
    Photograph: Jessica LinTiger Salad at Fu Run
  4. Photograph: Jessica Lin
    Photograph: Jessica LinSpicy Intestine with Hot Pepper at Fu Run
  5. Photograph: Jessica Lin
    Photograph: Jessica LinBeef pancakes at Fu Run
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Time Out says

Where China borders Mongolia in the colder north, the food reflects the terrain—it’s rustic and comforting, loaded with rich lamb and focused more on wheat-flour noodles and buns than the rice ubiquitous elsewhere. Thanks to a change in immigration patterns, Flushing has seen an increase in Northern Chinese restaurants like the seven-year-old Fu Run, whose owners are from Dongbei (what was once known as Manchuria). They call their justly celebrated dish the “Muslim lamb chop,” but it’s more like a half rack of ribs: A platter of bone-in, fatty meat is braised, then battered and deep-fried, the whole juicy slab blanketed with cumin seeds, chili powder and flakes, and black and white sesame seeds. Try it with a wonderfully greasy beef-stuffed pancake called a bing, and cold saladesque dishes like the bright, fresh “tiger vegetable” (shredded scallions, cilantro, chilies and tiny shrimp) or liang pi noodles, transparent mung-bean noodles listed as “green-bean sheet jelly” and tossed with chili oil, peanuts and crushed cucumbers.

Details

Address:
40-09 Prince St
NY
11354
Cross street:
between Roosevelt Ave and 40th Rd
Contact:
718-321-1363
Transport:
Subway: 7 to Flushing–Main St
Price:
Average dish: $12. MC, V
Opening hours:
Daily 11am-midnight
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